Daily News | Eagles trade wide receiver Jalen Reagor to Vikings, ending a two-year stint in Philly
The Eagles traded Reagor, the former TCU standout wide receiver, to the Minnesota Vikings on Wednesday in exchange for a 2023 seventh-round pick and a conditional 2024 fourth-round pick, which could end up as a fifth-round pick. The completion of the trade is pending Reagor passing a physical.
Reagor’s struggles, by and large, played a main factor in the team selecting former Heisman Trophy award winner DeVonta Smith with its top pick in last year’s draft. The Eagles also added star receiver A.J. Brown earlier in the offseason, in addition to signing wideout Zach Pascal, which meant Reagor dropped to fifth on the depth chart behind Brown, Smith, Pascal, and Quez Watkins.At the beginning of training camp, coach Nick Sirianni acknowledged Reagor was ‘battling’ for a roster spot.
“We’ve been best friends,” Reagor said in remembrance of Gladney. “We did everything together. We bought our first car together, our first house, everything, so I just always remember he’s next to me.”
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